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Since inaugurated in 2000, Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale has been held throughout the Echigo-Tsumari* region known for its heavy snowfall and distinctive Satoyama* agricultural landscape, which has been suffering rapid ageing and depopulation. At this art festival, which is held once every three years, contemporary artworks are exhibited in locations such …
The exhibition “Post- Pop. Beyond the Commonplace” presents more than 200 works of art mainly produced between 1965 and 1975 in Portugal …
The Irish artist John Gerrard is best known for his sculptures and installations, which typically take the form of digital simulations, displayed …
The Art, Technology and Design doctoral programme takes the form of a collaboration between Konstfack, the University of Arts, Crafts and Design …
Philip Taaffe derives inspiration from a variety of sources, including Islamic architecture, Pompeiian mosaics, 1960s Op Art, and 19th Century monographs on …
The most prominent member the Young British Artists, who dominated the art scene in the UK during the 1990s, Damien Hirst has …
Leo Villareal works with LED lights to create complex, rhythmic artworks for both gallery and public settings. He focuses on identifying the …
Fashion has always reflected social trends, cementing a certain movement in a certain sort of appearance. Clothes makers and fashion producers move …
The special two-volume edition “100 Contemporary Artists A-Z” by Taschen Publications, is a comprehensive survey of the art scene, profiling 100 of …
Red Bull Arts is proud to announce the expansion of its contemporary arts program with the renaming of Red Bull Arts Detroit …
Founded on 22/12/1938 upon the publication of their manifesto “Long Live Degenerate Art”, the Art et Liberté Group provided a restless generation …
Elizabeth Peyton is best known for her intimate, small-scale portraits of celebrities, friends, and historical figures. Characterized by transparent washes of pigment …
The exhibition “The Reconfigured Landscape” features a selection of works from the Fundación Botín Collection. It surveys different ways of representing our …
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The bilingual book “Nomadic Architecture, Walking Trough Fragile Landscapes” contains writings by Eleni Tzirtzilaki and other collaborators and fellow travelers in a …
On 14/7/18 took place the inauguration of the exhibition “Zongolopoulos-Houliaras: Messana” Curated by Iris Kritikou with great attendance of the art-lovers, collectors, …
Every time I visit the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris I realize that there are some spaces (Museum or …
Spetses Island has a rich tradition in art since many important Greek and Foreign artists were inspired by the island whilst living …
In her solo exhibition “Paper Scissors on the Rocks” at TWOS in Paros Island, Stella Meletopoulou creates a new series of works …
Michael Buckland presents a broad sample of his work in his solo exhibition “SURVEY 2018” at KUSTERA PROJECTS in New York. His …
In the history of the African continent, the deportation of entire populations and colonization have progressively destroyed existing cultures and altered political, …
The dream of flying is as old as mankind, but men are not birds. Through the exhibition “L’envol” Maison Rouge offers the …
Eckhaus Latta have been designing for what they call a “liberated audience” for nearly nine collections now. Eckhaus Latta are the forerunners …
Active since the early 1970s, Matt Mullican is one of the leading figures on the International Art Scene, a pioneer in the …
